The Bol Kashmir

08/11/2025

With profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise of Fatima, wife of Late Habib Ullah Bhat, resident of New Theed Harwan Srinagar left for heavenly abode on Saturday 08/11/2025.

May Allaha grant the departed soul Jannat ul Firdous and make her grave a place of light and peace. Fateh Khani will be held tomorrow and day after tomorrow at 7:15 am at our ancestral graveyard near Bus stand New Theed Harwan Srinagar. Rasm e Chahrum timing will be shared later

Note: Ladies are requested not to bring any eatables with them

08/11/2025

08/11/2025

Train Pilot Injured As Eagle Hits Locomotive Between Bijbehara-Anantnag, Passengers Safe

07/11/2025

Massive Flight Disruptions Hit IndiGo as ATC Glitch at Delhi Airport Causes Nationwide Delays

New Delhi/Srinagar, November 7, 2025 — Air travel across India has been thrown into chaos today after a major technical glitch struck the Air Traffic Control (ATC) system at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA), grounding and delaying hundreds of flights operated by IndiGo and other airlines.

The Automatic Message Switching System (AMSS), a crucial network that manages flight plan processing and ATC communications, failed early Friday morning. The breakdown has forced air traffic controllers to process flight plans manually, leading to massive delays and a cascading impact on airports nationwide — including Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Lucknow, Jaipur, Chandigarh, Amritsar, and Srinagar.

At Srinagar Airport, hundreds of passengers were left stranded for hours as connecting IndiGo flights through Delhi faced cancellations and rescheduling. Many expressed deep frustration over the chaos and lack of clarity from airline staff.

One passenger, Mr. Zakir Ellahi from Srinagar, who was traveling to Doha, Qatar, via Delhi on an IndiGo connection, described it as his “worst ever travel experience.”

> “This is the worst experience I’ve ever faced. My flight was delayed for hours, and now my luggage is missing too. There’s no proper information or help,” said Mr. Ellahi, visibly upset.

IndiGo has acknowledged the disruption, stating that it is coordinating closely with airport authorities to manage the situation. “Passengers are requested to check their flight status before heading to the airport,” an IndiGo spokesperson said.

As of Friday evening, delays continue to ripple across multiple airports. Authorities have assured that technical teams are working round-the-clock to restore the AMSS system and resume normal flight operations as soon as possible.

07/11/2025

Supreme Court Orders Fencing of Public Spaces to Curb Stray Dog Menace

New Delhi, November 7: A Bench of Justices Vikram Nath, Sandeep Mehta, and N.V. Anjaria, while hearing the suo motu case on stray dog management across the country, has directed that all educational institutions, hospitals, public sports complexes, bus stands, and railway stations must be properly fenced to prevent the entry of stray dogs.

The Supreme Court emphasized that such preventive measures are necessary to ensure public safety and hygiene, particularly in spaces frequented by large numbers of people. The Bench noted that authorities must act swiftly to implement the fencing and ensure maintenance to avoid recurring incidents of dog attacks and disturbances.

The suo motu proceedings were initiated to address the growing concerns over stray dog attacks and the lack of a uniform national policy on their management. The Court is expected to issue further directions to civic bodies and state authorities in the coming hearings.

05/11/2025

*Baramulla Police Nabs 3 Drug Peddlers; Heroin-like Substance Recovered*

*Baramulla, November 05, 2025*

In continuation of its sustained efforts to root out the menace of drug peddling, Baramulla Police have arrested three drug peddlers and recovered heroin-like substance from their possession in the jurisdiction of Police Station Tangmarg.

Details of the arrested persons:
1️⃣ Adil Ahmad Wani, S/O Ab. Hamid Wani, R/O Badran Magam
2️⃣ Showkat Ahmad Lone, S/O Akbar Lone, R/O Qazipora Tangmarg
3️⃣ Sajid Showkat Mir, S/O Showkat Ali Mir, R/O Handi Nowshera Bonyar

During their search, approximately 20 grams of heroin-like substance were recovered.

A case FIR No. 84/2025 under relevant sections of the NDPS Act has been registered at Police Station Tangmarg, and investigation has been taken up. The vehicle used in the commission of the offence — Innova bearing registration No. JK01AG-6930 — has also been seized.

Baramulla Police reiterates its commitment to curb the drug menace and appeals to the generbal public to come forward with any information related to drug trafficking or other anti-social activities in their areas.

05/11/2025

05/11/2025

IHPL_SCAM
₹51 lakh still unpaid to Hotel Redission srinagar
Owner mushataq chaya .

05/11/2025

A biker performing stunts on the Gulmarg-Tangmarg was apprehended and his bike seized at Gulmarg PS.

Please desist from acts like these and prioritise your own safety and that of others.

05/11/2025

*Waheed Para Slams Fresh Social Media Monitoring Orders*
*Questions Chief Minister's Silence on “Selective Restrictions''*

Srinagar, Nov 5 (CNS) MLA Pulwama and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Senior leader Waheed ur Rehman Para has strongly criticised the government's fresh orders to monitor and restrict social media activity in Jammu and Kashmir, calling it a betrayal of the promises made during the recent elections.

In a sharp statement posted on social media, Para said that the election in Jammu & Kashmir was fought to“end silence, fear, and suffocation.”He asserted that people “didn't vote for control, they voted for dignity and the right to speak without fear.”
He reminded that one of the loudest campaign promises was to scrap the media and social media gag policy, yet new directives to restrict online activity are now being issued“selectively only in Jammu & Kashmir, nowhere else in India.”

“What is the Chief Minister's stand on this? What does the , who also holds the Information portfolio, have to say?” Para questioned.
The PDP legislator said that using“vigilance and monitoring”as a pretext to intimidate journalists and police public expression “exposes a deeply disturbing intent to control narratives, muzzle truth, and drag J&K further into surveillance.”
"Jammu & Kashmir deserves openness, not oppression; transparency, not targeting,”Para added, asserting that “this election was fought to restore trust and dignity, not to replace one silence with another''